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Australia
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Formed in suburban Adelaide in the early '90s while its members were still in high school, Hilltop Hoods went on to become one of the most successful rap groups in Australia, bringing hip-hop to a country where rock still reigned. Influenced by the reflective, jazz-oriented sound of mid-’90s New York boom bap, the group—Suffa, Pressure, and DJ Debris—quickly grew into its own, breaking out with 2003’s The Calling, which vaulted them from underground curiosity to national renown. Standard MC-boasting aside, the trio’s sound—friendly, lived-in—tends to eschew the high life for the simple one: Take early hit “The Nosebleed Section,” which describes success with uncommon gratitude, or 2016’s “1955,” which conjures the quiet life of a bygone era. Reflecting in 2012 on the world the group tries to capture and create, MC Suffa said, “The sort of music we write isn’t about material things—what car we drive, who we sleep with, things we own. It’s more about how we live, what we love, and the culture.”
Leden van Hilltop Hoods zijn of waren Suffa.
Muzikale invloedenDe muzikale invloeden van Hilltop Hoods zijn onder andere Gang Starr, Wu-Tang Clan, Public Enemy en meer.
Beïnvloed door Hilltop HoodsHilltop Hoods heeft de muziek van James Gatzby, Matt Xander, Chatters en meer beïnvloed.
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